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En la presente investigación se explora la dimensión ética y política del discurso y las prácticas de sí, de los miembros de la Red Mundial de Usuarios y Sobrevivientes a la Psiquiatría. El estudio se realizó desde un enfoque cualitativo de análisis de documentos producidos por más de 80 individuos y organizaciones miembros de la Red. Para el análisis de este material y entrevistas semiestructuradas realizadas al codirector de la RMUSP, se partió de la definición de unas categorías de análisis: conceptos, saberes, fines y prescripciones de los usuarios y sobrevivientes a la psiquiatría, identificando así, nuevas formas de gobierno y posibilidades de contraconducta en el campo de los procesos de salud mental. ; Abstract This research explores the ethical and political dimension of discourse and technologies of the self of the World Network of Users and Survivors of Psychiatry-WNUSP members. The study was developed from a qualitative approach of analysis of documents produced by over 80 individuals and organizations members of the Network. For the analysis of this material and semi-structured interviews with the co-director of the WNUSP, we started from the definition of some analysis categories: concepts, knowledge, goals and prescriptions of users and survivors of psychiatry, thereby identifying new forms of government and of counter-possibilities in the mental health field. ; Maestría

Tumbu inscription is one of the cultural heritage in Tumbu Village, Karangasem District, Karangasem Regency. This inscription issued by one of the kings during Ancient Bali Period i.e Paduka Sri Maharaja Sri Bhatara Mahaguru Dharmmotungga Warmadewa in 1247 Saka (1325 AD). This study aimed at describing the results of a study on the inscription of Tumbu related to the aspects of language and contents in Tumbu inscriptions as well as the public perception of Tumbu village in relation to the existence of the inscriptions in their territory. The data collection methods applied in this research were observation, interviews and literature studies as well as data processing method through morphological and qualitative analysis. Some theories were applied such as the theory of structuralism, structural functionalism and power. Based on the analysis results it could be seen that the paleography aspect of Tumbu inscription used the ancient Javanese characters and language. The contents in Tumbu inscription namely political aspects, economic aspects, and religious aspects. Meanwhile, the perception of Tumbu community about the existence of the inscription in their village that the inscription was the cultural heritage of their ancestor which was believed to provide welfare to the village and also an honor for them because their village has an inscription, so that the inscription was still preserved and sacred.

The focus of this research is to analyze the activity on Twitter, during the campaign for the 2015 general elections in Spain, of the leaders of the main Spanish political parties: Mariano Rajoy (PP), Pedro Sánchez (PSOE), Pablo Iglesias (Podemos) and Albert Rivera (Ciudadanos). That means: how many messages and what types of messages are published; what topics they focus on; and the main features of using Twitter: to spread political messages, reference candidate activities in the media or on the campaign trail or emphasize personal aspects. The methodological approach establishes three complementary areas: a) a quantitative analysis of the tweets published by the four candidates throughout the election campaign, focused on establishing the percentage of responses and retweets; b) a content analysis to determine the issue agenda of each candidate; and c) a qualitative analysis that allows us to provide an overview of the communication preferences and profile of each candidate. The combined results of this triple methodological approach show that candidates from emerging parties tend to send messages to mobilize their supporters to campaign and to make generic announcements regarding their future victory and the arrival of political change, while the leaders of PP and PSOE tend to publish more messages with specific policy proposals.

With the advent of low-cost 3D sensors and 3D printers, scene and object 3D surface reconstruction has become an important research topic in the last years. In this work, we propose an automatic (unsupervised) method for 3D surface reconstruction from raw unorganized point clouds acquired using low-cost 3D sensors. We have modified the growing neural gas network, which is a suitable model because of its flexibility, rapid adaptation and excellent quality of representation, to perform 3D surface reconstruction of different real-world objects and scenes. Some improvements have been made on the original algorithm considering colour and surface normal information of input data during the learning stage and creating complete triangular meshes instead of basic wire-frame representations. The proposed method is able to successfully create 3D faces online, whereas existing 3D reconstruction methods based on self-organizing maps required post-processing steps to close gaps and holes produced during the 3D reconstruction process. A set of quantitative and qualitative experiments were carried out to validate the proposed method. The method has been implemented and tested on real data, and has been found to be effective at reconstructing noisy point clouds obtained using low-cost 3D sensors. ; This work was partially funded by the Spanish Government DPI2013-40534-R Grant.

This article was aimed at (1) discovering and constructing the political dynamics in formulating the Law of the Court of Human Rights; (2) analyzing its implication on the future of politic of Human Rights in Indonesia. This essay was a result of content analysis research with qualitative-comparative approach. The finding showed that (1) substantively, the formulation of Law No. 26 Year 2000 on Human Rights Court has fundamental weaknesses such as a partial adaptation of The Roma Statute, the course of human rights court was constructed weak by stating its authority only on investigation, whereas attorney General's Office authority on investigation lacks of detail prescription, deleting the responsibility of command such as those on the Rome Statute, etc. A lot of lacks indicate that the law was only an instrument of transitional authority. The 'toothless' law indicates the victory of the old regime in political battlement and tension with the new regime in reformation era. The politicization of handling of human rights violation before the release of the law of Court on which the Representative People Council has authority to propose but the decision maker is the President by Presidential Decree. 2) the political dynamic has an implication on two long term situations, hoarding impunity and the crises of human rights values.

This research is motivated impact of globalization so that the degradation of culture and local wisdom, lack of awareness in the preservation of the culture and values of local wisdom study aims to describe the cultural part of civic skills, behaviors that reflect civic skills, citizenship skills development, constraints and efforts in conservation. So it needs to assess the values of local wisdom as civic skills in Talang Mamak tribe culture. A qualitative approach with descriptive analytic method. The findings of this study were 1) Talang Mamak tribe has a culture of mutual trust are values, attitudes ability to work together, trust, responsibility, solidarity, consensus, unity, and mutual cooperation. 2) Talang Mamak have local knowledge as a guide to behaving that reflects the behavior of citizenship skills are value patriotism, the value of equality, caring, responsibility, independence and the value of educational value. 3) the development of citizenship skills is done by carrying out traditional ceremonies, instilling the values of culture and local wisdom, and follow the cultural events organized by the government and society. 4) constraints contained in the preservation of culture and values of local wisdom that economic factors, educational factors, factors of confidence, and transportation factors.Keywords: cultural Talang Mamak Ethnicity, local wisdom, civic skills.

Research on Political Economy of Media: At the news ahead of elections for the governor of Banten in 2017 by Radar Banten and Baraya TV, phenomenon triggered by the loosening of the values of objectivity and independence of the mass media in carrying out its functions as set in the Press Law and the Broadcasting Law. At the time of the campaign, the candidates for governor and lieutenant governor are competing to get the "place 'and is known well as sell to prospective election promise to get sympathy. At the time, the media seemed to forget the function and position. This study aims to determine the phenomenon of media relations with the candidates and how the phenomenon of the political economy of media in both institutions (Radar Banten and Baraya Pos) at the time before the election for governor of Banten in 2017. This study uses this study used a qualitative approach, with the constructivist paradigm and using the method of data collection through the depth-interview, the informant was elected. The results of the study illustrate that media relations (relations between) media with prospective relatively loose, drawn from observations and interviews show that the two media are "very affectionate" with the candidates, and the media policy in lifting more headlines have suggested the economic interests vis a vis political interests.

Abstract : On the implementation of the construction project, financing is the main consideration due to the number of large and vulnerable to various risks. Cost control is the beginning of the estimates. An inaccurate estimation could have a negative impact on the whole process of construction. Because of estimation is reference in preparing the budget and used as control of the cost of projects, then required to major risk analysis that can be used as a basis in the mitigation. This research was conducted with qualitative descriptive method by interviews and survey. Data was collected by distributing questionnaires to the respondents using purposive sampling method, which simply selecting respondents who were competent and expert about the possible risks. The number of respondents was 25 who represent 8 construction project belonging to the government which is located in Denpasar. The results showed that there were 40 risks identified, from literature identified 16 risks and from brainstorming identified 24 risks. Than from 40 risks there are 34 major risks which was 9 risks classified as unacceptable and 25 risks classified as undesirable. Most dominant risks were the risks of estimator team and project. There were 16 mitigation measures at an unacceptable risk and 41 mitigitation measures at an undesirable risk. Most dominant risks were the risks of contractors and owner.

ABSTRACT Bangli as one of the participating districts, regional head elections in 2015 in the province of Bali. Songan village is a village in the district of Kintamani Bangli regency. In 2015 Village Songan into one of the two actors participating in the election battle in gaining the support of the community in the area around Lake Batur. The theory used is the Theory of Democracy and the Theory of Capital were utilized two political actors in the General Election in the village of Bangli Songan. The method used is a qualitative exploratory. In this study found that the competition of two actors in the General Election in the village of Bangli Songan which raises two network utilization of capital which kinship networks and network state apparatus. Their kinship deployment, deployment over the state apparatus and there is a touch of the economic approach as a combination of capital used to mobilize the villagers Songan voice. So this research see that how these two political actors are able to utilize the capital that has been held in Bangli Election fight in 2015, especially in the village of Songan. The need for attention and action from the public and Bangli Election Commission in monitoring the implementation of the next election in the village Songan and Bangli. Keywords: Village Election Songan, Mobilization Community Voice, Theory of Capital

Institutional sustainability of Irrigation Organizations of Subak that Experiencing Land Conversions: A Case Study of Subak of Padang Tegal, Sub-District of Ubud, Gianyar RegencyThe high land conversions to other uses in Bali have made the agricultural sector should begin to be aware, especially the agricultural stakeholders in the tourist destination. This study aimed to determine the sustainability of institution in the Subak of Padang Tegal, and to find out the life of farmers as members of Subak of Padang Tegal, Sub-District of Ubud. The scope of this study encompasses institutional continuity in Subak that undergoing conversion to other uses. In addition, this study analyzed the life of the farmer members of Subak Padang Tegal who remained carry out activities in the Subak. This study used qualitative descriptive analysis. The research results showed that institutional sustainability in the Subak of Padang Tegal can still run well. The institutional scores achieved before the trends of land conversion to other uses occurred was 83.8% and only 1.1% decline in institutional water control system at this time. The farmers' life as members of Subak of Padang Tegal was in middle category. Although still in the good category, it is expected that the institutional Subak of Padang Tegal should be maintained both from internal and external factors.

A province of Indonesia which makes the production centers program in maintaining national food availability is Riau Province, it's because from 2008 - 2012 Riau Province that rice deficit with average almost 248 315 tons annually. So that, to have the needs of regional rice, Riau province is very dependent supply of rice from outside of Riau like West Sumatra. In order to reduce dependence on rice supplies from outside of the region in 2013, so that in 2009 Riau government make a Operation Food Riau Makmur (OPRM) program. The purpose of this research were is to analyze the factors that affect rice production and the level of technical efficiency and farming allocate in Rokan Hulu. The analytical method used is the analysis of qualitative (descriptive) to answer the first goal, the analysis of the Cobb-Douglas production function to answer the second goal and frontier production function and cost dual function of border with DEAP approach to answer the third goal. The results showed that the area of land, urea fertilizer, SP36, manure, labourer, farming experience and education to significantly affect production. Generally the farmers as participants OPRM program and non-participants OPRM program have been technically efficient but not efficient as the manner allocate and economically.

Abstract:Agrowisata in tourist village Kembangarum have different tourism resources, hence the qualitative study aims to (1) know factors affecting development agrowisata in tourist village kembangarum, (2) know the role of each stakeholders, (3) strategy implemented in the development of agrowisata in tourist village Kembangarum, (4) priority strategy applied in the development of agrowisata in tourist village Kembangarum. The methods used is a method of descriptive. The sample collection use purposive sample were the ones who related in development. The result of this research is, factor that influences development agrowisata in tourist village Kembangarum consisting of potential natural resources and fresh typical traditional, potential human resources derived from the aboriginal peoples of Donokerto having productive age, tourism potential offer a choice variety of education tourism, potential geographical at the location strategic, potential demographic this city tinged the dynamics of students and college students who coming from many areas, potential psikografis the number of visitors come of the city, outside of cities and foreign. Agrowisata tourist village Kembangarum managed by manager involving the public role Donokerto, the government and partner. Strategy implemented in the development of agrowisata tourist village Kembangarum based on the analysis of interactive as follows: improve the quality of packaging salak, community empowerment aimed at increasing public welfare, reflect typicality and maintain tradition as well as to create potential new tour.

By the mid-1960s, different groups of Chilean law graduates pervasively began to manifest malaise about the competition of other professions in public decision-making and the unresponsiveness of legal institutions to new social needs. Socio-legal scholarship agrees, based on a preliminary reading of the historical sources and anecdotal evidence, that lawyers lost their quasi-monopoly on statecraft and were unable to resourcefully participate in the political arena during twentieth-century Latin America. However, such phenomena have not been analyzed systematically. Paying attention to Chilean elite lawyers, this dissertation tries to fill the aforesaid gap. Builds upon Max Weber and Pierre Bourdieu's scholarship as theoretical scaffolding, this research examines the transformation of juridical expertise in the process of modernization and the different strategies employed by legal professionals to regain influence in public governance. Through qualitative and quantitative analysis, the first part of my dissertation studies how the legal profession lost political power along with the division of governmental labor and the bureaucratization of courts and the bar occurred in twentieth-century Chile. The second part, chapters 4 to 7, analyzes how different networks of lawyers mobilized after the erosion of their authority, employing a dual strategy of collective action to advance simultaneously their position inside the legal field and diverse political agendas during the Cold War years

Siberut island is one of the Mentawai Islands, located on the west coast of Sumatra island in Indonesia, a chain of islands famous for their unique biodiversity. The communities of Mentawai tribe in the Siberut islands are well known for their traditional wisdom in utilizing forest resources. For those reasons, Siberut has been officially declared as a Biosphere Reserve. On the other hand, with its rich potential in cultural and natural properties, poverty becomes the main problem faced by the tribe communities of the islands. This research is aimed to examine the assets of the Siberut commmunities utilized in their sustainable livelihood and also to describe the management of natural resources in the Siberut Island Biosphere Reserve. The study was conducted in three villages, namely Matotonan, Saibi Samukop, and Sagulubbek, in the Siberut communities of the Mentawai Islands regency. The study used a qualitative approach method for its analysis. Data were collected through a desk study on relevant literatures, interviews, and observations. The results of this study showed that the communities had five sustainable livelihood assets such as human, natural, financial, physical and social capital resources. The social capital developed on communal land system has been threatened by new external value, such as the land certification published by the local government.

Levels of support for 20mph limits in Great Britain are consistently high. However, these positive attitudes are not translating into similarly positive behaviour changes in terms of complying with these new speed limits. Recent research from the authors studied the complex relationship between support and compliance, with qualitative findings suggesting that copycat driving could create a 'vicious circle effect' that leads to increased levels of non-compliance. However it is also possible that an alternative 'virtuous circle' effect may emerge from the high levels of societal support for 20mph limits pressurising drivers to comply with speed limits. In this work the authors investigated these issues and we report on data and analysis of a large scale survey of drivers and residents undertaken in Great Britain. We explain the origins of vicious and virtuous circles in driver behaviour and study the data from the survey, offering an analysis of attitudes and claimed behaviours that has implications for policy-makers and professionals working with low urban speed limits. We discuss the issues for speed limit enforcement, making reference to the public relations 'battle' for public opinion. It is concluded that normative compliance, triggered by community and other campaigning, may be the most realistic mechanism for countering the difficulties of government funding in promoting compliance.